Institutional Investor

Bitcoin wavers, and the market divides. While crypto suffers a drop of nearly 15% in a few weeks, a clear rift appears between small holders and institutional investors. While the former take advantage of the decline to strengthen their positions, the whales quietly liquidate thousands of BTC. This strategic gap, observed by the Santiment platform, could mark a decisive turning point in the market's evolution.

The drop of bitcoin below 100,000 dollars has revived tensions in the market, shaking a symbolic threshold for investors. Behind this technical retreat are more complex signals. While some fear a lasting bearish trend, several influential voices in the sector see it as a transitional phase, carrying potential for a rebound. Between behavioral analysis and macroeconomic dynamics, this correction could mark much more than a simple temporary adjustment.

In a rebuilding sector, Ripple takes a strategic step by launching its primary spot brokerage service aimed at American institutions. This turning point, made official at the Swell 2025 conference in New York, relies on the acquisition of Hidden Road, finalized in October. By betting on an integrated infrastructure, Ripple intends to capture a growing demand for professional asset trading services, at a time when market standards are being redefined.

Michael Saylor replenishes his Bitcoin treasury, but at a less frantic pace: simple strategy or market warning? Analysis.

Michael Saylor sees bitcoin soaring to the skies, Wall Street is converting... What if the crypto guru was still right despite geopolitical turbulence?

SharpLink Gaming acquired 19,271 ETH for an estimated amount of over 75 million dollars. This operation brings its total reserves to 859,853 ETH, or 3.5 billion dollars as of October 19. The company, listed on the stock exchange and active in the gaming sector, thus becomes one of the largest global holders of Ethereum. In an still uncertain market, this move raises questions about the company's long-term strategy.

While traditional markets wobble under macroeconomic uncertainties, the crypto sphere is not spared, especially on the institutional investment vehicle side. This week, US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a massive capital outflow, exceeding one billion dollars in net withdrawals, a strong signal that does not go unnoticed by observers.

Bitcoin ETFs record $536M in withdrawals in 24 hours. Are investors changing course? Complete analysis here!

This week, the bitcoin fear and greed index dropped to its lowest level in a year, plunging investors into uncertainty. This sudden decline fuels speculation: should one give in to panic or take advantage of this correction to accumulate at low prices? For Bitwise analysts, this fear phase could actually signal the start of a new accumulation cycle, thus offering a strategic investment opportunity in a volatile market.

In the middle of a market crash weekend, BitMine invested 827 million dollars to acquire more than 200,000 ETH. The company now holds 2.5% of the total Ethereum supply, confirming its position as the leading institutional player on the asset. In a context of massive liquidations, this targeted move reflects a conscious long-term accumulation strategy.

Ethereum is no longer just the infrastructure for smart contracts. It becomes a strategic lever in corporate balance sheets. This week, as ETH surpassed 4,700 dollars, SharpLink Gaming approaches one billion dollars in latent gains. Thanks to a methodical accumulation started in June, the company transforms its treasury into a value creation tool, drawing market attention.

While bitcoin exceeded $126,000 for the first time, Michael Saylor chose to stay away. The leader of Strategy, accustomed to increasing his positions at every peak, made no purchases this quarter. This unusual decision contrasts with his aggressive accumulation strategy and raises questions among observers.

Investor sentiment around Bitcoin is heating up once again, driven by renewed market optimism and bullish projections from key industry figures. A recent social media poll conducted by MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor has become a focal point for discussions about Bitcoin’s year-end potential. Amid growing institutional interest and other positive metrics, many market participants are betting on a strong year-end finish for the firstborn coin.

While Ethereum staggers, Wall Street joins the crypto party: ETFs galore, billions lurking, and a network that makes less noise, but more waves.

While bitcoin establishes itself as a reference asset on a global scale, it is the very architecture of its market that is evolving deeply. Beyond prices and regulatory controversies, a mutation is underway. Indeed, the rise of derivatives, particularly options, is redefining market balances. This often overlooked shift could well mark bitcoin's entry into a new era of maturity and financial integration.

Ethereum shunned, Wall Street panics, BlackRock empties its bags... Crypto smells burnt, but some billionaires seem to sense a good buyout scent. The smell of sales?

Vanguard, bastion of financial conservatism, is preparing to take an unexpected step towards cryptos. The asset management giant is considering opening access to crypto ETFs on its brokerage platform. If this development materializes, it would mark a major strategic turning point and strengthen the anchoring of these assets in the institutional financial landscape.

Ethereum falls below $4,000. Liquidations, ETFs outflows, but record accumulation behind the scenes. Complete analysis of the reversal.

Ethereum ETFs experience explosive growth as institutional demand reaches unprecedented highs. With 534 million dollars in daily inflows, these financial products now represent 15% of Ethereum's spot volume, compared to only 3% at their launch less than a year ago.

While retail investors tremble at the slightest dip, corporate whales are devouring millions in bitcoin. Coincidence? Or a new strategy from the "private central bankers" of crypto?

Bitcoin is reportedly very bored. But when Michael Saylor talks about a "digital rush," one wonders: calm waters or storm brewing in the crypto arena?

Barely announced, the Fed's rate cut has reignited crypto market enthusiasm. However, behind this surge lies another driver: the leverage effect of project-specific announcements. Avalanche (AVAX) and Hyperliquid (HYPE), driven by aggressive strategies, captured most of the bullish flows. Between monetary steering and targeted initiatives, token performance depends as much on macroeconomic decisions as on their ability to convince on the ground.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are no longer the only ones capturing the attention of large institutional investors. Solana is now positioning itself as a new leading player among this elite. According to the latest data published by the Strategic Solana Reserve, corporate treasuries now hold more than 17 million SOL tokens, a value exceeding 4 billion dollars. 

Bitcoin wavers, whales sell, Wall Street sulks... and Strategy laughs. The former MicroStrategy continues to fill its vaults, defying volatility and skeptics of a crypto market that is always surprising.

Ethereum’s ETH/BTC ratio remains under 0.05 as the cryptocurrency navigates price swings, investor activity, and market trends.

When Galaxy spends 700 million on Solana, it’s no longer poker: it’s the smashing entry of a crypto altcoin into the gilded halls of traditional finance.

Bitcoin attracts bettors, Ethereum seduces bankers, Dogecoin dreams of an ETF and Tether dresses in gold: the crypto circus continues its show, between promises, glitters and persistent doubts.

Metaplanet is raising $880 million through an overseas share sale, with $835 million earmarked to expand its Bitcoin holdings.